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CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORM

Your cloud.
Finally visible.

Connect AWS, Azure and GCP to discover your infrastructure, understand cloud spend, find security risks and see how everything connects — in one platform.

Infrastructure · Cost · Security · Architecture · Automation

Scalable
Secure
Automated
Agile
Built for the cloud environments your team already runs.
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • Kubernetes

THE PROBLEM

Cloud infrastructure gets complicated fast.

Infrastructure decisions get scattered across providers, dashboards, tickets, and tooling before teams can see the whole picture.

  1. Too many consoles

    Resources and ownership are split across cloud accounts and environments.

  2. Cost without context

    Spend is visible, but the infrastructure decisions behind it are not.

  3. Risks found too late

    Misconfigurations and vulnerabilities are hard to prioritize across a growing estate.

  4. Tooling without a shared view

    Kubernetes, infrastructure, and delivery workflows create more signals than a team can connect manually.

ONE PRODUCT STORY

A clearer operating picture for cloud infrastructure.

InfraJump brings the questions teams ask every day into one practical workflow.

01 / 05

See what is running and how it is connected.

Build a dependable inventory of cloud resources, services, and their operational context.

HOW IT WORKS

From connection to action in four steps.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Link the cloud accounts and projects your team needs to understand.

  2. 02

    Discover

    Collect infrastructure, cost, security, and architecture signals.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Review the context, relationships, and opportunities behind the signal.

  4. 04

    Act

    Use that context to prioritize a focused next step.

ARCHITECTURE

Understand the architecture you actually have.

Explore generated topology and dependencies so teams can reason about change with less guesswork.

Explore the product story

Architecture Visualizer

An interactive product view for navigating cloud topology and the relationships between services.

Inventory in context

Move from individual resources to the services and layers around them.

Dependencies made visible

Use topology to investigate how infrastructure components relate.

COST

Make cloud cost a better engineering conversation.

Connect cost breakdowns and recommendations to the infrastructure your team owns.

Cost Optimizer focuses teams on practical opportunities, not isolated billing totals.

  1. Understand spend

    Review cost by provider, service, and region.

  2. Find waste

    Surface idle or inefficient resources worth investigating.

  3. Prioritize action

    Use recommendations as a starting point for an informed next step.

  1. Detect

    Run security checks across connected cloud infrastructure.

  2. Prioritize

    Use severity and scanner context to focus the review.

  3. Remediate

    Take the finding and its context into the next engineering action.

SECURITY

Find infrastructure risk before it becomes background noise.

Bring scan results and misconfigurations into a clearer review workflow for engineering teams.

AUTOMATION

Keep the path from insight to action deliberate.

InfraJump helps teams carry the right infrastructure context into enabled automation and delivery workflows.

  1. Insight

    Start with a signal from infrastructure, cost, or security.

  2. Action

    Review the relevant product workflow before change is made.

  3. Outcome

    Use the result to inform the next operational decision.

Automation capabilities vary by enabled module and project configuration.

MULTI-CLOUD

One operating view across the cloud estate.

Bring supported providers together while keeping the context of each environment clear.

Supported cloud providers
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud

Kubernetes

Use Kubernetes Manager for cluster, workload, and security visibility.

Private cloud

Discuss scoped integrations and operating requirements with our engineering team.

Bare metal

Available as a professional-services engagement, scoped to your environment.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Need hands-on infrastructure help?

Work with InfraJump engineers on implementation, cloud architecture, and an operating model tailored to your team.

Explore Professional Services

RESOURCES

Practical ideas for cloud operators.

Read the latest InfraJump articles on cloud infrastructure, security, cost, and delivery.

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